The cognitive perspective of panic disorder suggests that its sufferers:
A) are predisposed to paranoia.
B) may be overly sensitive to bodily sensation and misinterpret them.
C) are neurotic.
D) lack ego strength.

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The cognitive perspective of panic disorder suggests that individuals may have a tendency to misinterpret bodily sensations as threatening or dangerous, leading to the experience of panic attacks. This does not necessarily mean that they are predisposed to paranoia, neurotic, or lack ego strength.

The Cognitive Perspective of Panic Disorder Suggests That Its Sufferers